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The Victorian Competition and Efficiency Commission (VCEC) is the Victorian Government’s foremost body advising on business regulation reform and identifying opportunities for improving Victoria’s competitive position.

Quick links What's new Inquiry into a State-based reform agenda On 27 January 2012 the Commission presented to the Treasurer its final report Securing Victoria's Future Prosperity: A Reform Agenda. Inquiry into Feed-in Tariffs & Barriers to Distributed Generation The Treasurer has asked the Commission to undertake an inquiry into appropriate solar feed-in tariff arrangements and to identify barriers to the development of a network of distributed renewable and low emission generation in Victoria. Dates for RIS/BIA training workshops for 2012 are: - 8 February - 11 April - 6 June - 15 August - 10 October - 21 November The Victorian Treasurer has released the Government's response to the Commission's final report into Regulatory Impediments in the Financial Services Sector. The Victorian Treasurer has released the Government's response to the Commission's final report into A More Competitive Victorian Manufacturing Industry. A draft report, Securing Victoria's Future Prosperity: A Reform Agenda, has been released by the VCEC for its inquiry into a State-based reform agenda. The VCEC seeks your opinion on its 26 draft recommendations. Five information papers have also been released, covering issues such as benchmarking Victoria's competitiveness position, productivity, labour force participation, transport, and benefits modelling. Regulatory Matters 39, the December 2011 edition is now available.